The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
THE MEDIOS.
The stark County Medical Society EIectl
Officers,

The stark County Medical Society Elects
Officers.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Stark County Medical Society was held
in the Mayors private Office with DR.. A.
B. Walker. president, in the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The CensOTe Committee having re-
ported fayOrably upon the applications
of Drs. T. II. LsndOr, G. Fl. Evans and D..
P. Maxwell they were elected members
Of the society.
DIR. RidenOur introduced the subject
of fees for the double amputation of the
leg, which was referred to the CensOre
COMMITTEE, which reported $40 to $50
for the first operation and so per cent.
additional for the second.
DR.. d. G. FOulks was recommended for
membership by DR.. A G. Brant; the ap-
plicatiOn vas referred to the CensOre
Committee,
DR.. A. B. Walker, the retiring pTesi
dent, delivered his Valedictory address,
and was succeeded by the incOm.
ing president, DR.. Fraunfelter, who pre-.
sented valuable paper upon 1.-THE
Identity or Non Identity of Membrane
GUS Group and Diphtheria." Remarks
were made by most Of the physicians
present.
Dr.. Bye reported a case of tainted beef
pOisOni g.
Dr.. POntius reported the cure Of q
case OF syphilitic cOndylomata by Oper-
alton, with specimens.
DR.. Hudson reported case of fracture
OF the femur, due to muscular spasm.
DR.. j. 0. Palmer, of Canton, was
elected an honorary member Of the so
clety.
The members present were: Drs
James Fraunfelter, K. 0. POrtman, j
E. DeuRherty, s. B. Post, Leandel
Rsedel, A. G. Brant, L. W. POntius, D
2. Maxwell, j. 0. Palmer, j. Hudson
0. Fl, Evans, T. Henry LandOr, Maril
POntIus, 8. A. COnklin, r. P. Johnson. A
B. Walker and X. P. Morrow, of Canton
[. Clark Miller, A. W. RidenOur, of Mas
slllOn; W. G. Steel, of New Berlin; d. L
McElrnny, of Magnolia, and DR.. j. M
Bye, OF Naynes6urg.
The appointment of standing commit
tees for The ensuing year Is as follows
Celsnre COmmittee-A. W. RedenOUT
L. II. Phillips, s. A. COnklin.
Finance COmmittee-A. B. Walker
L. W. POntius, D. P. Maxwell.
Ethics COmmittee-E. o. POTtman,
Clark Miller, DR.. S eel.
The election of officers followed. Dr.
Brant and DR.. Frauufelter were nOmin
ated for President for the ensuing year
Dr. FfaunfelteF received the m6 6jOrity o
votes and was declared Pres dent TO-
the year 1887. On motion Of DR.. Ride
nOur the election was made unanimous
On motion Of Dr.. RidenOuT, DR.. Steel. o
New Berlin, was unanimously elected
Vice President. DIS. Post and Morrow
were taeu nominated for Recording
Secretary. DR.. Morrow receiving
M j0rity OF the votes and was declared
| elected, DR.. Post was then elected Cor
responding Secretary by acGiamRtiOn
| Dr.. L W. POntiQs was elected Treasure
by acclamatiOn.
The assignment of performances fOl
the mex meeting is as follows: Lee
tuTeT, S. B. Post; essay, I. Clark Miller
Report of cases, Drs. T. II. Phillips
I. II. LaadOr, A. B. Walker, A. G. Brant
@. II. Evans, A. B. Campbell and A. P
l., PeaSe.
To open discussion, on the subject
"The Hygiene of Occupation" DR.. E, o
POrtm8D.
On motion of DR.. RldenOur, q commit
tee Of three was appointed to draft res
OlUtiOns of respect to DR.. Johnson, WHIT
Is about TO move to Chattanooga, Tenn
On mo ion the society agreed to NEE
in MassiliOn on the first Tuesday II
April, ai p, m. sharp.
EP. MORROW. Sec'y.